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Small tools for everyday money questions.
Quick calculators that show what things really cost. No sign-up, no tracking – everything runs right in your browser.
Tools
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Meeting cost
Watch the price of a meeting tick up in real time while you talk.
Live timer -
Work hours
Turn any price into the hours, days and weeks you need to work for it.
Work -
Cost per use
Spread a price over every time you use it to see if it is worth it.
Shopping -
Coffee habit
See what your daily cup adds up to over one, five and ten years.
Habit -
Smoking cost
Find out how much money goes up in smoke each month and over the years.
Habit -
Alcohol cost
See what your weekly drinks add up to over one, five and ten years.
Habit -
Lottery & betting
See what lottery tickets and bets add up to and how much you lose on average.
Habit -
Subscriptions
Add up streaming, the gym and every other recurring payment in one place.
Budget -
Electricity cost
See what keeping an appliance switched on costs per day, month and year.
Home -
Journey cost
Work out the fuel cost of a journey or commute and split it with others.
Travel -
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Small costs add up
A single meeting, a coffee on the way to work or one more streaming service rarely feels expensive on its own. Add them up over a month, a year or a decade, and the numbers look very different.
Each calculator does one thing, asks only for the numbers it needs and shows the answer instantly. Everything is calculated in your browser, so your numbers stay on your device. More about costsimulators.com
Frequently asked questions
Is costsimulators.com free?
Yes. All calculators are completely free, with no sign-up, no paywall and no adverts. You can also use them at work.
Are my numbers saved or sent anywhere?
No. Everything you enter is calculated in your browser and never sent to a server. The site sets no cookies and has no analytics.
Can I share a calculation?
Yes. Your settings are kept in the page address. Press Share to copy the link, and whoever opens it sees the same calculation.